Key To Danger Warning Decals; Bead Breaking; Deciding From Which Side Of The Wheel The Tyre Must Be Demounted; Special Instructions - Cormach CM 646 Handbuch Für Gebrauch Und Wartung

WARNING
For technical characteristics, attention
notices, maintenance and all other infor-
mation regarding the air tank, refer to the
air tank user and maintenance manual
supplied with the machine documentation.

Key to danger warning decals.

Risk of crushing
Never insert body parts
between the bead bre-
aking shoe, rim and rim
support.
When locking the rim on
the turntable, never insert
your hands between the
rim and the clamp gripper.
NEVER stand behind the
machine.
NEVER insert your hands
between the wheel and
the head when lowering
the head.
Presence of mains voltage
50

BEAD BREAKING

ATTENTION
During this stage of operations noise levels
may be up to 85 dB(A). We recommend
that operators wear hearing protectors.
Deciding from which side of
the wheel the tyre must be
demounted
Fig.9
A Narrow side - Side for mounting the tyre
B Rim channel
C Wheel
D Wider side - You cannot mount tyres
from this side
The two sides may be almost identical,
but only the narrow side serves for tyre
mounting and demounting
Identify the side for tyre mounting and make
sure that this side is facing upward when
you install the tyre on the table top (i.e.
facing toward the mount/demount head)
A
B
C

Special instructions

Alloy wheels
Some alloy wheels on the market have mini-
mal rim channels or are even completely
without rim channels (these wheels are not
DOT approved).
Fig.9a
A No rim channel
D
9
CM 646 - CM 646 GT